Sentence examples for articulate either from inspiring English sources

But either way, a year from now we will likely be on the verge of an important ruling which will articulate, either narrowly or expansively, the Court's view on the rights of gay and lesbian Americans to full equality.

But I ain't posh and, while I've got a fast mouth, I ain't so articulate either.

"He did not articulate either to the Republicans that he was negotiating with or to the American people a strong stance for what we feel the Democrats believe in," Theodore Weiss, 77, a retired federal employee in Florida, said of the debt negotiations.

To account for the causal efficacy of an immaterial mind, Elisabeth suggests that Descartes can articulate either the account of causation proper to mind-body interaction or the substantial nature of the mind such that existing accounts could explain its actions.

Should she be elected to Congress in November, she will be a voice perhaps more pertinent and articulate than either Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren. 5.

His mental condition leaves him unable to modulate his booming voice, and he has trouble articulating in either English or his native Russian without getting a bit flustered.

But where Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. Cheney go out of their way to be bland, Mr. Wolfowitz combines James Mason-like good looks, a silky voice and a pronounced activist vision -- articulated with either passion or caution depending on time and place.

After all, they were asked 'Do you want to leave the EU?', not 'Do you want to break up the UK?' "This likely outcome wasn't articulated by either side during the referendum campaign.

He rejected any hardened ideological formations of "the collective" and thus objected to the solutions articulated on either political extreme.

The positions articulated on either side of the tuition tax issue make clear that repopulating Pittsburgh isn't a practical solution.

Accordingly, research benefits are articulated as either those that are concurrent to the conduct of research or those that are expected after the research is complete.